# Lin Jian
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Beijing Urges Restraint in Lebanon as Israeli Strikes Threaten Fragile US-Iran Rapprochement
China has called on all regional actors, including Israel, to support the implementation of a new Phase 1 Memorandum of Understanding between Iran and the United States. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian warned that continued military action in Lebanon could jeopardize the fragile diplomatic progress and the transition to upcoming Phase 2 negotiations.
Unmasking Tokyo: Beijing’s Rhetorical Offensive Against Japan’s Defense Pivot
China has sharply criticized Japan's recent defense policy shifts, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian claiming Tokyo has 'removed the mask' of being a peaceful nation. The critique focuses on Japan's increased military spending, missile deployment, and easing of arms export rules.
Brussels Tightens the Noose: Beijing Vows Retaliation as EU Eyes Secondary Sanctions
China has warned of 'necessary measures' after EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas suggested new sanctions could target Chinese firms aiding Russia. Beijing dismissed the proposed measures as illegal unilateral actions and signaled a potential for retaliatory escalation in the worsening trade relationship.
China Urges Calm as Trump Seeks a 'Strait of Hormuz' Escort Coalition
China urged immediate de‑escalation after Donald Trump said he was building a multinational escort force for ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Beijing called for all parties to halt military actions, avoided confirming any US request to participate, and signalled a preference for diplomacy while protecting trade and energy interests.
China’s Foreign Ministry Pushes Festive Diplomacy, Courting Overseas Chinese Ahead of Lunar New Year
At the Foreign Ministry’s last press briefing before the Lunar New Year, spokesman Lin Jian extended festive wishes and highlighted a four-year consular campaign to support and engage overseas Chinese. The initiative combines welfare visits and cultural events run by embassies and consulates to foster people-to-people ties and bolster China’s soft power abroad.
Beijing Rebukes Japan’s Talk of Dialogue as ‘Words’ While ‘Hands Busy with Confrontation’
China publicly rejected Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi’s expressed openness to dialogue, saying words mean nothing if Tokyo pursues confrontational policies, especially on Taiwan. Beijing demanded a retraction of Takaichi’s Taiwan-related remarks and strict adherence to established political agreements as preconditions for credible talks.